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05-28-2009, 05:49 PM
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 How to Record the Space Shuttle Launch
I stumbled upon this and thought it was interesting enough to share. A Sennheiser MKH418 Shotgun Condenser was used to capture a stereo recording of the launch..... at 150 dB. Content Creation and Distribution - Fast News and Updates - How To Record The Space Shuttle - 150db at*400ft. I thought anyone who has been or is interested in recording sounds and sound effects might find it interesting or useful.
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05-29-2009, 07:17 AM
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| Re: How to Record the Space Shuttle Launch
That's pretty cool. I've used those mics a few times for some sound design work. I had no idea they were THAT good though. I may just have to get myself a pair.
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